I haven’t clipped that many hogs in one evening in a lot of years. \u00a0I will be sore tomorrow. \u00a0I think back to when I taught at Waynoka. \u00a0We normally had a 100+ hogs on feed. \u00a0I don’t want to go back to those kind of days. \u00a0Shattuck feeds a lot of animals now, but nothing like that crew at Waynoka fed. \u00a0Lots of hogs and calves, a few sheep and later on several goats then throw in some really big pens of chickens. \u00a0And most of the hogs and cattle were home-raised and were really good.<\/p>\n
This set of hogs is not what I thought\/hoped that they would be. \u00a0And most of these kids only feed one or two hogs, so there isn’t much room for error. \u00a0Between growing too fast, not growing, getting crippled or just turning out crap-sorry, a person needs a fleet to make that they got a good one. \u00a0And that fleet takes a lot of cash for feed, wood chips and additives. \u00a0All of a sudden, a $2,500 wether goat looks cheap. \u00a0If you are buying the right kind and working them properly.<\/p>\n
Speaking of sore, send a prayer or two Rick Barnthouse’s way. \u00a0He’s run into a medical deal and needs some help for a speedy recovery.<\/p>\n
And I have figured out WTH happened to a blog post or two. \u00a0I haven’t been clicking the right buttons when I sit down to unleash some more worthless knowledge. \u00a0There is a proper format and I was not following it. \u00a0I like to call this screw up “operator error”.<\/p>\n
Woodward District show starts Friday. \u00a0By the time we have the premium sale next Thursday night, I will be real sore. \u00a0I’m too old for this crap.<\/p>\n
Have a good one and a better tomorrow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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